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مشاهدة النسخة كاملة : Marriage Between the Two Eids



من هناك
01-07-2007, 04:50 PM
Marriage Between the Two Eids




THE Islamic approach is to regulate the satisfaction of the sexual urge in a way that allows it to operate within certain limits, neither suppressing nor giving it free rein. This is the stand of the revealed religions, which have instituted marriage and have prohibited fornication and adultery.

In particular, Islam duly recognizes the role of the sexual drive, facilitates its satisfaction through lawful marriage, and just as it strictly prohibits sex outside of marriage and even what is conducive to it, it also prohibits celibacy and the hatred of women. The claim that marriage between the two Eids, a period of time which extends for about 70 days, is prohibited has no religious backing. What is known in Islam is that there is no religious reservation against marriage in all months and on all days as marriage is best welcomed at all times because it is a religious observance and a Prophetic Sunnah. He who gets married has really completed half of his religion and guarded himself against temptation.

There is nothing in Islam that prohibits performing marriages at any time of the year. The only restrictions pertaining to consummating marriages is during certain times. For instance, it is not allowed to consummate a marriage while fasting, or while one is in a state of consecration or Ihram for performing Haj or Umrah. But as far as solemnizing marriages is concerned, there is no restriction to solemnize it at any time of the year.

Despite the clear teachings of Islam on this issue, we find a lot of misconceptions prevailing among the Muslims today. The source of such misconceptions can be traced to the pagan superstitions about bad omens that were prevalent before Islam. Unfortunately, such superstitions are still widely prevalent today.

However, in Islamic terms, the Prophet (peace be upon him) strongly opposed such superstitions and categorically declared: "There is no bad omen." He taught us that only Allah has the power to bring benefit or inflict harm. He further encouraged us to have positive thoughts and use all our resources and then put our trust in Allah.

karam hammad
01-09-2007, 10:49 AM
jazakum allah khieran khieran akhi for this important isue
it is realy gitting worse
and alot of things i heared that the people beleave in (and it is stubid things) and what is bothering me is that they are educated people ..but subhan allah i think that is the weakness of the IMAN of the person cuasing this....may allah reward you brothe for this important subjet and gives Hidayah to all the muslim and let us see what is right and follow it and what is wrong to stay away from it

من هناك
01-09-2007, 07:04 PM
Yeah our society has a lot of backwards innovations that has no source in Islam.

Muslims should strive to cleanse their religion or they will loose a lot.

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